Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24
GermanYa

WILL OBSERVE THE INTERNATIONAL LAW
BERLIN, April 23.-The National Zeit-
ing says: The anxiety is groundless.
We are convinced that the government
will not approve Of anything not in con-
furmjty with the international law. 1t is
we'll known that Germany often allowed
French spies to 60 free, and It is improb-
able that NJ SchnOebels was deCOyed in
to Germany so as to allow Of his seizure
by German officials. = has already been
distinctly denied that there was any at
tempt made to decoy "a. Schnoebels.
NO FEARS or WAR.
BERLIN, April 23.-No fears of war
with France are entertained here. It Is
stated that NJ. SchnOeDels was watched
for q month prior TO his arrest, and that
he frequently made secret visits to Metz
for the purpose OF stirring up EevUlt
against the Germans, Of this fact Ger
many has ample evidence.
THE wEEK.IN GERMANY.
Copyrighted By the Associated Prsss.
BERLIN, April 23--The North German
Gazette semi officially states that the ar
rest of nj. Schnoebels took place on Ger
man soil. The authorities have received
information that III. ScanoebeIs had been
conducting himself IN 3 suspicious
manner at M&,z and othel
places On the froatier. A German
official who is Believed to be an accom-
pice OF Schnoebels, Aas been arrested a.
| Melz The CsFm42 government has not
ordered, nor could II approve, anything
contrary to International law. The state.
ment inst SGAuOeb&ls was GecOyed onto
German territory Is untrue
+ The BernreF Tagblatt publishes q Metz
! dispatch in reference 10 the letter writer
| by Herr Gaatsch, German Commissary
/ of Police, Inviting SChna9bels TO COnfel
! with him. upon the erection OF 3
frontier post. Herr GGutsch writes
! "If you. have eDy Communi
cation to make to me wniCa
should not be heard by German officials
/ or by German agents, visit me IN my
! private ROOM This was sent in re9ly
! to message from SchCoehels, who Aad
| been tamperlng vi b Herr Gautsch SIC
other German officials The feeling il
/ German official circles IS that too -auci
has been made Ga the incident
| Documents relating 20 the official iaqu =,
will be forwarded 10 Paris proving tina
! SchGoebels' arrest vas legal. Poole in
terest in the matter is abaing.
The BOerse did rot share IN the sgits
ton OF Paris. The market has been fl
to-day, international securities decl Mn!
from / to per cent. This, however
1as not due to cay alsrm in connection
vi b the Schuoebels affair. Tn
fact is realized that Germag
IS really n no mare DANCE
of war than 81 any time siaCe January
Prince Bismarck is determined TO STAN
oa5 French cOnspiTatOrs II Alsace an
Lorraine. French sympathizers mus
either remain passive or go to grenc
territory. Germeny's vigorous MEASURE
are being carried out through
out Aisace and Lorraine. F.
instance, four merchants of she tow
of Deenze have been expelled sine
Monday for adheripg to their Frenc
nationality. Each of them receive
tweRtY-four hours. notice to quit.
Chaluer Slenes, man was arrested tC
Raunting the Fgench colors at loc
ball. At Sevrsquimes a workma
, named Kapp was sentenced
three months imprisonment fl
/ shouting Tive Ia France. A workms
named Schmitt was sentenced By t